Core Points - Krystal Roberts has been awarded the 2025 Ally Sees Her Award for her significant achievements as a woman of color in the automotive retail industry [1][2] - Roberts has been with Advantage Auto Group for over 22 years and has served as Executive Manager for eight years, leading Advantage Chevrolet to become one of the top dealerships in the Chicago and Northwest Indiana area [3][4] - Under her leadership, Advantage Chevrolet's sales have increased by 20%, selling approximately 2,200 new and used vehicles annually [4] - Roberts has implemented employee benefits such as extended lunch breaks and paid health club memberships, increasing female representation in the workforce to 25% over the past five years [5] - Ally Financial is donating $10,000 to the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Chicago in celebration of Roberts' leadership and community involvement [7] - Roberts holds an MBA from DePaul University and is the first female chair of the General Motors Commercial Dealer Advisory Board [8] Company Overview - Ally Financial Inc. is a financial services company known for its all-digital bank and industry-leading auto financing business, focusing on customer and community support [9]

Columbus, OH, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Tim Lamb Group, the largest auto dealership sales and acquisitions firm in North America, is pleased to announce the sale of Bob Chapman Ford in Marysville, Ohio to Coughlin Automotive. The dealership will now operate as Coughlin Ford of Marysville under the leadership of Al Coughlin (President). Located at 1255 Columbus Avenue, in Marysville, Ohio, the dealership spans 28,000 square feet on 6 acres, offering 24 service bays and a Ford Quick Lane Tire & A ...

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